Cohesiveness is more likely to develop in _______.
A)a one-meeting group that avoids conflict
B)the first few interactions during the forming stage
C)interpersonally independent groups
D)groups where members feel valued and respected

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Cohesiveness is more likely to develop in groups where members feel valued and respected. When members feel appreciated, they are more likely to work together effectively, support one another, and develop a sense of belonging. This contributes to increased cohesiveness within the group. The other choices are less likely to result in cohesiveness - avoiding conflict and interpersonally independent groups can lead to disengagement and lack of commitment, and the first few interactions during the forming stage may be too early for cohesiveness to develop.

Cohesiveness Is More Likely to Develop in _______